How to Order and Discuss Coffee in Spanish
Imagine taste-testing fresh coffee in Spanish-speaking countries all over Latin America. Mmm… The thought alone evokes images of sprawling, tropical plantations and a strong smell of dry-roasted coffee beans. More than a dozen Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America are top exporters of this irresistible bean and Spanish is an ideal language for conversing...Read More
How to Say ‘Again’ in Spanish Using the Verb ‘Volver’
Have you ever wondered how to say “again” in Spanish? It may seem like an insignificant word, but when you think about it, it conveys an idea that we use a lot in our everyday life. There are different ways to say “again” in Spanish, and today we’ll see the most common ones—and especially using the Spanish verb volver. We’ll explore the qualities of this word as an irregular...Read More
Read in Spanish V: Free Spanish Texts for High School Students
Welcome back to our “Read in Spanish” Blog Series for High School Students! This exciting series comprises 8 blog posts bursting with original and entertaining Spanish stories that grow in complexity as you move through them. When you make the time to read in Spanish, you gain incredible benefits like improved memory, stronger communication skills, and higher mental flexibility. You...Read More
A Comprehensive List of Spanish Bird Names
When you think of Spanish bird names, what comes to mind? Do you have a favorite bird? As a child, would you look up at the sky and wonder how many birds there were? Birds are mesmerizing and fascinating to learn about. I have always loved birds. They sing and fly freely in different regions of the world. These Spanish bird names are worth reviewing. On this list, you’ll find many...Read More
Read in Spanish IV: Free Spanish Texts for High School Students
Welcome back to our “Read in Spanish” Blog Series for High School Students! This exciting series comprises 8 blog posts bursting with original and entertaining Spanish stories that grow in complexity as you move through them. Each piece in our series aligns with our high school curriculum standards and allows students to practice reading grammar elements they’ve just learned. You are...Read More
Does Dominican Republic Speak Spanish?
Does Dominican Republic speak Spanish? The short answer is yes! However, the long answer is fascinating and worth exploring. Keep reading to learn about the languages, history, and culture of the Dominican Republic! Enjoy Our Video About the Dominican Republic! Basic Facts about the DR The Dominican Republic is in the eastern portion of Hispaniola. It is the...Read More
Read in Spanish III: Free Spanish Texts for High School Students
Welcome back to our “Read in Spanish” Blog Series for High School Students! This exciting series comprises 8 blog posts bursting with original and entertaining Spanish stories that grow in complexity as you move through them. Each piece in our series aligns with our high school curriculum standards and allows students to practice reading grammar elements they’ve just learned. You are...Read More
How to Master the Passive Voice in Spanish
Surprisingly, the passive voice in Spanish works in a similar way to the English passive voice—that is, they indicate that the action of the verb itself is more important than whoever is carrying it out. While this form may be somewhat common, the passive voice is far from natural as a way of speaking or even writing. Mastering the passive voice in Spanish implies understanding the...Read More
Oír Conjugation: Free Spanish Lesson and PDF
Are you ready to hear about oír conjugation? The Spanish verb oír means “to hear,” and it refers to the sounds we hear, as opposed to those we listen to. What sounds can you hear right now? You might be hearing the cars go by or someone talking. If you’re in nature, you might be hearing birdsong or the sound of the wind. Oír is a highly irregular verb, so pay attention to...Read More